The New York native stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a chat about how his debut Mike D 5D album came to light.

By Lars Brandle

Mike D is good to go solo. The Beastie Boys co-founder does just that on Thank You (via Capitol Records), his long-awaited debut solo LP which arrived last month — almost 40 years after his legendary hip-hop trio dropped their groundbreaking first album, Licensed to Ill.

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On Tuesday night (Sept. 8), the New York native stopped by NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a chat about how his Mike D 5D album came to light, and for a brisk stroll down memory lane.